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Rivets, Automatic Rivet Setting Machines, Rivet Setting Equipment

rivets, rivet setting equipment, automatic rivet setting equipment, rivet machines, automatic rivet machines, Chicago Rivet

Over 100 automatic rivet setting machines available,
from simple hand-operated machines to
fully automatic multiple setters

If you need

RIVETS
TUBULAR RIVETS
SOLID RIVETS
SELF PIERCING RIVETS
RIVET SETTING EQUIPMENT

You've come to the right place!

Full line of Cold Headed Fasteners

Tubular Rivets
Semi-tubular Rivets
Tubular self-piercing Rivets
Shoulder Rivets
Clevis Pins
Collar Rivets
Cutlery Rivets

Cold Headed Specials
Rivets available in:

Steel
Aluminum
Brass
Copper
Stainless Steel

Automatic Rivet Setting Equipment


General Specifications for Tubular Rivets



Semi-Tubular	150 Degree Countersunk	Bifurcated	Shoulder
A - Body Dia B - Head Dia C - Head Thickness D - Hole Depth L - Rivet Length	A - Body Dia B - Head Dia C - Head Thickness D - Hole Depth L - Rivet Length	A - Body Dia B - Head Dia C - Head Thickness D - Slot Depth L - Rivet Length	B - Head Dia C - Head Thickness SL - Shoulder Length TL - Tenon Length SA - Shoulder Diameter TA - Tenon Diameter D - Hole Depth L - Rivet Length

How to Use Tubular Rivet can be used to join economically two or more pre-drilled or pre-punched holes permanently and easily.	How to Use When a flush head semi-tubular rivet is desired as in "brake or clutch" assemblies.	How to Use When permanently joining soft material such as leather, fibre, rubber, wood, canvas and some plastics.	How to Use When a rivet or post is desired that is permanent by fastening and function as pivots. Ideal for applications on jalousies, baby carriages, pulleys, and automotive parts.

How to Clinch Use a roll or scored clinch. A roll clinch is stronger. For a uniform appearance, a cap may be used on the clinched end.	How to Clinch Same clinching as Oval Head Tubular Rivet.	How to Clinch With anvils that spread the prongs flush with material or turned into the material. Can be used with caps or against washers to prevent clinch from tearing loose.	How to Clinch Clinching is similar to tubular rivet. Roll clinch or scored clinch. The roll clinch is stronger.

Advantages High sheer strength or solid rivet combined with ease of clinching on automatic, pneumatic and manually operated rivet setting machines.	Advantages Low silhouette head combines the advantages of oval head with countersunk 10 degree head.	Advantages Eliminate cost of pre-punching or pre-drilling of holes in material without weakening the assembly by removing of material.	Advantages Shoulder rivet combines low cost with ease of assembly for permanent fastening with automatic rivet setting machines.

Available through ZAI in the following States:
CT, DC, DE, MA, ME, MD, NH, NJ, NY, PA, RI, VT